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1. What is the response of Antinous and the suitors to Telemachus’ speech in Book 2? 2.Pay very close attention to the description of the omen of the two eagles that appear to Telemachos and the assembled Ithacans. Is the interpretation furnished by the prophet Halitherses the correct one? Why? What exactly do the eagles mean?

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